Modeling
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Camunda Desktop Modeler 5.7 released
Announcing the latest version of Camunda Desktop Modeler! Check out a preview of the new form features coming in the Camunda Platform 8.2 release.
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Camunda Desktop Modeler 5.6 released
We are happy to announce the release of Camunda Desktop Modeler 5.6, which ships with broader BPMN support and some key UI improvements.
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Benefits of process mapping: Examples and guide
Learn how process mapping can help your organization gain an advantage. See an example and tips and recommendations for creating one yourself.
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Add dev clusters in Camunda Platform 8...
You can now take advantage of development clusters on our professional plan to test your models quickly outside of production.
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CamundaCon 2022: Q&A with Bernd and Daniel
Learn from Bernd Ruecker, Camunda Co-founder/Chief Technologist, and Daniel Meyer, Camunda CTO, as they tackle questions on connectors, modeling & more.
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FEEL more confident transforming data
FEEL (Friendly Enough Expression Language) was created by the Object Management Group (OMG) “as part of the DMN standard”. Its goal is to be easy to understand, and at the same time, be full-featured enough to handle decision tables and literal expressions. When business and IT often work together on complex projects, writing expressions in a (relatively) accessible way reduces miscommunications and helps align teams. Camunda uses FEEL to map and transform business process data dynamically. For example, a loan application process pulls a credit score from an API call into a decision table. The decision table automates the next step of the process depending on the rules in the table. The data from the decision automation can then be...
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Workflow diagram and pattern examples using BPMN...
There are multiple angles to look at workflows one of which is patterns. The Workflow Patterns initiative differentiates between control, data, and resource perspectives. They are not just focusing on the modeling language as such but have workflow systems in mind too. It’s valuable to have a closer look at those patterns and discuss which parts of it can be shown and even automated in BPMN, and which parts are taken care of in the technical implementation. I have seen BPMN diagrams that try to include every aspect in the diagram itself. This often leads to overloaded BPMN models with a lack of clear transparency of the business flow. Therefore, it is important to focus on all aspects of workflow...
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Level up your process communication with the...
We’re excited to announce an out-of-the-box Slack Connector.